Lmil CW'I1L
Edith» hilt
lessor “My be able to 11an
s—v-Hem ,
Hilda!!! lib performances of last seams and.
isniui in theidret simian. 1
e-‘nBrimcli Office. Nor-walk. . , . . ..
WW1 Garlow. centre ml: on lost year’s 1
cited-City Edlt'or'r Residence. Indian foothill sieved. impresses anni-
. cum byliln form down at Hot ,
WY Home
$3? ALCLtLatod Communicatidn of 0le Says the New, York Tribune: “L'r'ris
«111.com, No. we F- and A. M.. Speaker can't see anything but the
brill it. held at its rooms April 73th. Giants in the Michal landfills Luce.
‘ t 3 o'clock p. m. york, Follow union sounds all rish‘t until be m
lhe. winners. of
degree. All Master Winona cor. tions the Red flexes
All Land fraternally‘anlted
fraternity yours
LItOBER'i' M. WiLdox.‘ and y.
confidence in bin ability as a 13th
is shaken eyer- nulliahtly"
in it some in Mobile, Jimmy Witch.
LiLNGa MAY CUCCEED LJuu. former Athletic player. now with the
ecu. New Yorke. batted out “the ionzest
The “”1“. sentiment in Felt-field home run ever made on those grounds" .
1 1 the other day.
mtg is that Homer Cummings will
Eddie Foster. is. Washlanton nun.
W WSW Judson “'5 “3W8 It" Lsauatlonal 0;lrd mime. is in for the ,
they and if such an appointment in best season of hlg career. Last your
c it will necessitate a readiiist~ “dill “’39 “WI! Willi LtLYDlLloLid n few
weeks after the ‘start at the season
t l in re it:
ment. of candida on or limbs 90 t opened. being out of the S 9 two
conventiOn 19"“ in the year. 8a“ the months. Eddie has fully récbvered
New Britain Herald. According bathe gm his attack. “a “mamas mm.
, litical architects ulr. Cummings is self in first-class condition.
slated for either governor or United r W31 flier? til: young 51:11::-
esn as p to arm 0 came to e
tales senator. but if he should be troit Tigers from Stockton. Cal.
named for ”was attorney he (would Qatcher (laser istenage's recommenda-
probably withdraw 1mm 99“” Pam“ tion. has been released to Providence
atinii in politics. not that it would be Terry Turner's throwing arm. which
necessary for him to do so. but be hasbeen ailing for some time. is rogue
ing to shape nicely. Manager Birm as-
$23 3:1“:f11‘11‘01‘12‘; 112°; 22?. 3‘12 11..., .1. .11. x... .1... .1...
”' when he heard of the report, but
1a comparatively young man he migho frowned LWlien «announcement was
alanine. The lglm is a pitchiugcen .
, .
the American League affair and our L
is...
on~
carried out in amber taffeta trimmed
with lace and satin ribbon.
L :ynrdlin
. .it yard Winch all-omit:
I resonances antic ribbon It:
“o',' perforations: p
together Pleat up
“T'f on correspondingt
1 forations and tacit.
. front and cent
front deem free biL 11‘
above cinch ism "0"1 baton-idols
clone. buck seam of tunic from large
"0" porter-Mimi weer ital-lb
edges, dbove for ' "
W
ntbn. If desired
elite. 'fintbnr‘ the «the lower Odie
neutrino on film. era even. alt”.-
lower edge or tunic ushered. new ‘to",
'alth-t elonm cronnline of double “on
perforations, printing single email "0
,, perforations Lin communism siéir to-L
pethdr.‘ Stitch upper Win libm
bringing single lame “0 perforation
» in tunic to‘ corresponding perforation
‘ in skirt. '—
Adjust a webbing or a ntrallh-t strip
of canvas 2 inches wide to oeition un.
derneoth upper edge of km Joe
stzsy stitch upper edges together.
Finish the sleeves and her-tire with
lac-e. and drape the sash on the skirt
with the bow. either at the from or
back. I “I”
.13“.
L!
l
' .,,.
An artistic frock for young women.
prefer to give all his intention to we made that Joe Jackson's whip was
practice or his profession ‘ giving him considerable pale. Sore;
Mr Judson has been prominent in “333 ‘3 all that bothers 5°93 arm.
The Hal Obese hold-out incident was
‘ ”0mm since becoming sum 3 attor< closed on March 23. the So: first shelt-
' Cummings would care to follow iii his contract. Terms were not given out.
L1 footsteps. Mr. Cummings is popu- hot it is understood that (these did not
“‘ lax. a splendid speaker and 813;»!th lied for
ave ca
1 1 iii mocr
lawyer, and now the? talk President Lanuin.
is in the ascendency such a man is lunegotlating ml. Otto M era. a.”
30‘ “kely ‘0 be passed o‘er- ”ML it twirler oi' the Indlsnhpolis team. or
'Llie was found Mildly ESCOMEG in a the Amerié‘an Association. According
'L fairly paid state office and l I f Men who was
‘ -‘ r bein 4‘ see a arse sum or .
ial one at that. the sale V g $1; classed among the loading “,1", of
00 a year. the distributing comm the association at year.
:3.
a congen- t0 rumor.
to step off at another station.
might come here.
L L 'nre portsiders, but with two soutlipiiwa4
e Collins and Leonard in line, there
shardly room fer either. Cal-risen
ELECTION IN HARTFoRo TODAY. 11“
1 . w
‘ Women Are Voting on School Quee-
tions and socialists Are Active
HARTFORD, April 7.——'1‘his city is
‘expecting its annual municipal elec-
‘ lion today, and it is the warmest and, f I do
'n . ubt if
‘most closely contested that Hart {2:321:32 a Laotian” player
'1‘ 1 i i
ifgdretlgzio: 6:0LL33:L:na‘;:::ftL;L_ar13/ant who really established himself as a
feeling ran high among the Demo- dependable man when working on the
L e town. "
crate in the selection of a nominee team in his hom
fer mavor and it has increased steadi-..
' ,ly since «indications are that the larga
est vote ever polled at a city election
"v‘ ll be shown when the polls close all the Giants cannot 5“ 3W without a
“clock Friends of May or Cheney. re- Wilson ““1““:”Thinggsflhgflmz
nominated, by the Republicans, clnin Yénlaxli‘sgugsflnon and catchm from
is reelection at figures ranging from 9 ° '
" . Texas. If you'll look .in the records
The up. to 800 and the managers of the souil find that the Giants have nearly
ampalgn of Joseph H hauler. Dem or n enrnwhnd
coral, seem just as confident that in :L'glimtagmfitzhermz'gflze Wilson
1 ‘ '
zilliioylgigway. Two years ssolheney preceding 'Arthur lb k,
The New York Tr une remar s:
The pong Opened at 6 a' m La“ L6” “Pittsburgh has spurned Claude Hen.
. he needs another experienced right-
hauder.
Manager Jennings, of Detroit says:
'.\'o bail player ever became a star in
National League.
Manager McGraw must. think that
If he could only
Phillles or the
re-
.‘oneouerter of the total registration. hack into the fold.
1, which is tporoximately 20. 000, had shook at the does of the
bated, At ten a. in the count on the Cubs what a welcome he would
machinen' in the ten wards showed celveL’"
llat nearly a third of the voters had The 3W which Fred gamma
and out. There was another rush be making‘ at third bone ior the Giants
when 12 and 1 o clock from the shop/s is one of the brightest mm of early
ffices. The court of Common spring Mm“ W nu hoped
i1 is now Democratic and only a that be h” at lent lan’ded in nipogiuon
an slide would change its complexion. where it“, can ”in the mm» 01 the
Women have turned out in force to fans “a popularity he no; enjoyed
vo .ozi school questions. The Social‘ anions all m with when: he ever
is are expected to show some rain “mmmmngmwmmbeen
the result of an aggressive csm< temper“ by, the bitter hostility of the
palm: of the past two or three months. “,0th Many would be M to
, ‘ For the most part there was litre see the “W“ of mg sport chance
trouble but early in the day the Sec their Mm“. mm him.
""Lond Ward polling place was the scene Hank my opined that Elmer
Board of Selectmen were ‘encorted out- this ya“, He lien sheila ,D lenty
side by a policeman at the request of mm mm which . ‘
the model-steer. who asserted that ecmudm1‘ ‘
joy atempted to interfere with hid:
dill! diotato to him. '
young women can wear with compietn- ‘4
success. yet for those to whom it is
ltoeconii'nx. there is nothing more ef-
ective
ney 13‘“- “ does not 1°"°L“L that M" 'ed announciii that he has signed La made of amber colored stilt ofsoft. lus-.
trous quality. with, a figure In dark
greenish brown.
lower edge finished in round effect and
cod get $8. 000» the Ell!“ “.3 old contract is trimmed with rallies of lace or silk
it has it tunic that is draped about the
or the Boston club hips. although it mat hanx‘ in straight 2
effect. A! desired The waist has a
flghii of its own material. edged with 20 years.
Rankin 1811‘
due are on a Cl -
tee on public honors might conclude Johnson is the only rigiit- handed re ter They ”:hmvzilxztifilxdi) gas
it cruit pitcher that has shown any 0133.“ 1388 haven
. port is the tallest bein
ihis season. and Coumbe “d Radial! 6 feet. 5% inches. Douglass in 6 leaf.
villealdvers combination will
, ill make ood but
Liselleves Johnson in 8‘ fastest in the National Magus t is
.i. Connie Mack's Athletics could be
.' tween that hour“ and 8 o’clock about drill. who. they any. mm“ to edge ,..
of a mlxup in which Councilman Wiil- Koeeiuer. anon will the Cleveland Pittsbbrhir mm", mm asked for a DOWN! it
lism Raphael. and members of the Naps. Wm ”1‘6 me. with the Gabi uniform. .
of _
Amber is noc r. shade that every
The mean shown today in
1....
i
The skirt has the"
WainiL N
0 years; %& tn.
Skirt No. 6636. g'Sizes 14.16 18 and
Price, or pattern. 13 cents.
r
,4 0.237118 .aad1
cleats
‘14.
Mr. Tannin is willing to WW!
guess. ” '
a position as scout. Ferry has done
much scouting tor the male:- league
Jim. 1
President Ward. oer‘ lnLrooklyn. ex-
pacts Danny Murphy to be a valued
member of the Tip pos. Says he:
. ‘Despite the fact that‘ Mirphy may nor.
play regularly with Brno‘lilyn he will
be a useful. player tolling club". lie
knows inside baseball slid we expect
to will a. number of mesithr-ougb
globalisation He hi1 a great Latter
is liable torment: up a contest any
moment. and if his leer blends Brook-
lyn will have a due Outfleld. with Coop
or and Evans as his running mates.”
That the yearly salary of President
James A.‘ Gilmore. of the Federal
Baseball league. is $15,000. was au-
thorltatively stated atithe recent sche-
dule meeting- This ambush it Was an
«Jed. was determined upon at a‘ meet
ing in Chicago about a month as:
motor "him". at 1.16m
The two tallest pitchers in this
i.nches
George {Stallions says the highs
be the
season Maranvllle is playing ril-
liuuy in all departments down South.
but Rivers in content to get in form bya
degrees. L
It is intimated that the Giants will
keep Tim Jordan to bat in pinches, al-
though Mike Donliu is under contract
for this purpose. .1
No ball club past or «present contains
so many tango experts as the Giants.
Williams, Pier. Moat-aw." Bnodsrasn
and others too numerous to mention
do it with distinction and grace. and
induced to enter a terpsichoresn se
rice the world's championship would
come to the Giants in a center—or- a.
one-step.
Larry McLean is working hard this
spring, takes a lively interest in all
of the practice games and looks to he
in .for a realm.
The‘Pirates ale taking little chances
while in spring training. In exhibition"
games they have participated in they
have played the game sate. doing very
little of the dangerous stuff. such as
stealing bacon. etc. which often crip-
pies a line-up before the season is in
progress. ,
Pitcher Bradley Hog: was released [sentenced to 3”
outright by the Boston National club,
to the Mobile club. of the Southern.
League. on March 22. according to .dili-
patches from Macon, Ga. Host Nayé
ed with Mobile last season.
1
test addition to the Federal league.
Gilmore on Marcbkd a cam centres
League club mineral and. a bat ttin
diet-age M1385 in 112 some. with Den-
v r and bed a, fielding .emrnge of .973.
mu iiiciiiiiiisoii
lei-y. known an m Melly venue
, .pendioitltl.» . ,
g ' '_, recommended and 1iconducts Lil‘s
"AM“ 9‘” Johann. 1 1 1 ,
otev‘e Polealio. a death American Ills
dian. who hails from Yucatan. called 31;. wm' in was:
at Federal mm headquarters in the. operationb
lit
John B. Hawaiian-1mm-
might. if they "with to estate it.
.persedas preventing consideration oi
played with the Denver club, of the
Western Quantum; is the luv
to play with the Kings. any Federal
, rammed. 1a. view/resident of the n. '
silencer-race Jill.
LONDON Anni“! nanny menarc-
son, the militant Suffrasette. who we
‘ iiiLaniLo. ’
some transcends m, it
bMMthWMwnmmi-nm -
We crewman ems-.m and
GitiiilLfi‘ Wish 91!!!!“an
-: bemelylwprieen‘m 1‘ '
‘ interminable-com
"150 Women ’sL 8i Lillisses
Easter Suds
Anew lot of «them Crepes and Senses in
black. ngvr,klng‘s blue tam green tan; latest
styles short lonely cogts: 'rimie and rinse skirts.
.. i‘pl‘t"’"1"‘
Nethlfis bflt‘ compliments are been! around our
display of charming "
AN AOBWOE it"0'1" YET EQUALDED.
, 'l‘hedlat’ndmmmmeuitedtctbeaocdmoithe
‘Ammiunmumaottbeieootofthdrmanymrm men are.
mmmmmmm
sowmaithteWm-nmormnrmmm
mMMemdmmaWem.on-to our
9 1W station toha
mg?! .on- [’1 ammonia
och-ed taxation which .
win night it the minimalism” is" '
ione mm; business. Present indies i
{lions are that the backers Luf' the Ku- '
iolpnlilllnnt ifliili have to put up a stilfi
TAXPAYER.
hi!
211-. s
51: {in 1
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”Willis DEFEND
0R Will!“ VOTES
CHICAGO. ‘ April 'l.——Upon the voted
today of women depended the late of
more than 3.000 saloons in tunnels
til-simmers ms at . mm 1
.iiiiisoii HERE
(0thqu frdm first Page.)
wale to. this. if there was any,
hope that inclement weather would
keep the women l their homes iii
wasb dbytlie. re ,
The ibcai option; udntl Wait n
votedrgep in La Saififiéufiyiil 1
Craig, of the state Supreme court:
having lost nigh; issued, a writ of am
(Lontinued r'ik drst page)
{Abbot mono. mulch W:
gestalt members! Elias New, Jr.
most. No‘. 3. G. krill. of Bridgeport"
abetted Qr admittance at the borne.I
Bassett receives a pension. amounting
to $25 a inonth from the non-eminent»:
'He was told at the home he might be
admitted it he would agree to pay over
to the home 318 a month from his pen-
sion. Barnett declined the proposi-
tion. and reported his case to Ellen
Howe. In, Post. which started an ins
vestiaatioii.
During the investigation that fol‘
lowed Bennett's complaint, at commit-
tee of the department editors 'of the
Grand Army Republic went to the
home and discussed the matter will
several of the old soldiers liviatl
l.there it was found tliat all of the
soldiers who have no families de
pendent on then: for support are m
quired to pay a portion of them
monthly ”nebular the home. and
that the amount was stipulated in
accordance with the amount of the
pension received:
climber of blue prints and drawings
0! the rbor and before the meeting
was on led to order there was a very
general formal expression on liar-heir ..1
needs and Winnie“. {inmates 1 1. 1
More. in calling the meeting to'order.
presented Major Pillsbury tormeliy
and invited him to state what was be
ing done in relation to the matter in
hand. Briefly. Major Pillsbury stated
that. the estimated cost of the the
movements here it $218,000, based on
a commerce of about mono tons. He’
explained that if commerce’ in bone-
iitted to the extent of live cents a ton
he could reocmmend Lari appropria-
tion. based on any increased tonnage,
afforded by the greater statistics. The
speaker added that he thought the
commerce would he so benefited.
Referrinx to the contemplated im-
movements, he stated that the chau~
nei would be 150 feet slide across the
lists and approalg'ately 250 feet in
front of the docks. enlarging the bends
between South Nor-walk and Norwalk
to a width of 150 feet Referring to
the “lips! but of the river. the major;
said that the intention was to cut a.
channel to a maximum depth of 10 _
feet. Thefidepth would he 12 feet as'
far as the brides. with an anchorage
around of seventeen acres in extent.
also of: 12 feet. beginning at. a polar
the proposition
.At Perla. Christian County, the pe-
titles to place the local option questiéii
on the ballot was thrown out by court
action and ”a new one was died, but
so late none»..- were compelled to
work all night to get out new ballotsl
Several men tried to break through;
the, guard which the anti—saloon tore-i
es placed about the printing shop and
list fighting was frequent. Twenty.
one saloons are involved in the couni
Every available policeman and a;
large force of extra deputy sheriltl
were swam in and placed on guard
at the polls ensuringiieid to prevent
threatened trouble. Anti-saloon work-L
ere asserted the 200 saloons in the;
capital would be toted out of existence,
before 19‘0““; and feeling was run: Expense seemed “n...“
“List in“ {mm ‘anc and FreeL The United States Government ap-
chrt local optlenthae bier: 1.1.11.1; mm m a" ”wk Home,$100 'l
M. ii year for the support of only old
in t a post by a small, meiorltys ““1 soldier who make. his. home there
Mm mm“ °‘ “‘9 “0°“ “m d“ and in addition to this the scale oi
pending “PM “ms of the women "’1 Connecticut also make; an appropria-
wln for their cause. Thou for the same purpose, It wa’fi
8"“. "v“. THEL considered unmi- to the old minim 3* W 0nd 0' the 093‘" “W“ “a ‘1‘"
109mm than my 0v” the am tend!!! to the mnin 0mm].
part or their Pension money for a...“ The entrance to the harbor would
dittldlln llllllPAlli
W
own will”)?! at the home, when the. be of a uniform width of 200 feel.
NEW HAVEN. April 7.L-—L-
1\
i
l
"r.
, Government and State mu“, ample? There were a great many questions
. L.” KO‘ gamma ‘0‘ “l0 DUTPOBO. l “Mm “11,011 We? ““3””! “SWOT
The last that the veterans may be 9“ “NW “'5‘ “N ”9°" “0“”
mltted at the home and maintained '0 h “1" ”0* At this will Chair
free of all expense totheiiunnlven W F00“ moment the map
lint their pensions may be kept. “m“ "f the “W“ “W“ by “9‘3”"
at Pillsbury as guarantor: and that the
am he accented by this committee.
The following recounted, offered by,
«if. n. W" m We by cli‘.
Y...N man. a a. inchargeofits ad
licences and accounts. was served with in"
asubpoena today to appear with 0th and t
or railroad bidders and local bankers intact in W “V as ”a” W
'bd'lore the Interstate Cd‘ilimerce Conn “13‘th 1! beamed. meana cities
(Washington. on raw Midlfil-LUI awesome it. it.”
hoemice and M (Shaw Mitt
was released groin mm Jail to
day. to undergo an explication ten, ”vi
ii
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